Tuft & Paw Really Great Cat Litter OdorStop, Low Tracking Mixed Tofu Cat Litter, Clumping, Multi-cat, Odor Control, Dust-Free - 9.25lbs x 2Bags (OdorStop)
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- Condition
- New
- Scent
- OdorStop
- Model
- OC-LIT-2-SC
- Capacity
- 19 lb
- Dimensions
- 4 x 12.6 x 17 in; 19 lb
- Material
- Soybean
- Item Form
- Pellet
Features 5
- CAT EXPERTS: By Tuft & Paw, a modern cat brand based in North America, loved and trusted by thousands of cat parents, and backed by cat behaviourists.
- TOFU CAT LITTER: Made with highly absorbent soybean byproduct, our unique formula allows for fast clumping and breaksdown quickly in water. Tofu Litter is 100% flushable preventing it from going to a landfill.
- DUST-FREE & LOW TRACKING: Clean home, healthy air. Really Great Cat Litter is screened 3x for dust during manufacturing, and our unique pellet shape prevents litter sticking to cat's paws, keeping your floors sparkling.
- 100% FLUSHABLE & CLUMPING: For quick, easy cleaning. A small amount of liquid causes it to clump, while a large amount of liquid causes it to break down, making it safe to flush down the toilet.
- ODOR CONTROL & UNSCENTED: No artificial fragrances or dyes are used to ensure your cat's safety and comfort. Charcoal is added to naturally control unwanted odors.
Description
Experience the ease and convenience of flushable litter Our litter dissolves in seconds for a safe, satisfying flush. Just scoop and flush. That’s it. Really Great Cat Litter clumps together easily so you can quickly flush litter down the toilet and do away with the mess, odor, and hassle of trash bags. Lightweight, larger litter makes all the difference Most litter pellets are small and stick to your kitty's paws. But what makes Really Great Cat Litter so great is that our pellets are lightweight and larger than most kitty litters, making them incredibly low-tracking for a cleaner home. Upgrade your litter and get mess-free
Specs 20
| Brand | TUFT + PAW |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 19 pounds |
| Material | Soybean |
| Scent | OdorStop |
| Item Form | Pellet |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| Capacity | 19 pounds |
| Weight | 19 pounds |
| Number of Packs | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 12.6 x 17 inches; 19 pounds |
| Item model number | OC-LIT-2-SC |
| Manufacturer | tuft + paw |
| Brand Name | TUFT + PAW |
| UPC | 850067911227 |
| Item Display Weight | 19 pounds |
| Pet Type | Cat |
| Model Number | OC-LIT-2-SC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | OC-LIT-2-SC |
| Material Type | Soybean |
| Scent Name | OdorStop |
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Top Amazon Reviews
good
Scent: Unscented
I’ve tried quite a few litters over the years, and this is one of the best natural options I’ve used. It’s very low dust, tracks much less than clay litter, and clumps quickly into firm scoops that are easy to remove. Odor control is also impressive, even in a multi-cat household. The only downside is the price—it costs more than most traditional litters—but the cleaner floors and minimal dust make it worth it for me. If you’re looking for a lightweight, tofu-based litter that’s easy to maintain, I’d definitely recommend giving this one a try.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2026 by Lark Yamana
Really great cat litter indeed
Scent: Unscented
I love this litter! We started using it for travel as it's flushable and easier than bringing bags on trips but it's now our full time litter. It clumps very fast and the clumps are solid enough that they don't break up into little pieces when agitated like clay litter can. There's no perceptible dust and the tracking is minimal, even with my long haired cat! I don't think my cat loves the texture, when we were still using clay he would choose the clay box nearly every time. He doesn't reject this litter though, we haven't had any issues with accidents since we've been using it full time. It doesn't seem to irritate his paws and his litter box behavior hasn't changed at all. I do think it's expensive, especially because you really need to purchase two bags at a time if you have an XL box. I have a 24" stainless steel box for my ragdoll and while one bag fills it, it does need to be topped off at least once a week so we're going through more like 1.5 bags every 30 days. It also requires a scoop with large slots, I use a speed sifter. The scoop that came with my box does work, but it requires a lot of agitation to separate the clumps from the pellets and I don't find that this litter is the best for poop odor control. I don't smell urine at all however. TLDR; this is my favorite litter but there's some compromise.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2026 by Ashley L.
Controls odor and does not track- multi cat home
Scent: Unscented
I do not normally do Amazon reviews. I’m only doing this to help anyone else who has multiple cats looking for a decent cat litter. I have three cats, and I have been trying to find a litter that did not track and does not smell. I know that’s a big ask.- at least something that does the job better than what I’ve been using. For the past several years I have been using a Crystal litter. I’ve been OK with the odor control, but it is terrible as far as tracking. I finally had enough-so I did a side-by-side test of this litter as well as a top rated clay litter.. There is no comparison. If you are thinking about trying this litter and are on the fence, do it. Side-by-side the clay litter, even though it says superior outer control- did not work half as well as this litter. I could smell the clay litter as soon as I walked in the bathroom. Much better odor control with this litter.My cats also do not track it. I understand that someone out there may have a cat that tracks this litter - I read some of the reviews saying their cat tracked this litter-and I’m so glad I didn’t listen to them. I am telling you, none of my three cats track this around the house or outside of the immediate perimeter of the cat box- I have been using it now for a month. Best litter I have ever used. As an aside- also clumps well and super easy to clean.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2026 by Elizabeth B. Moser
Really Great Stuff -- just ask the cat
Scent: Unscented
I know cat litter is a personal preference, but I don't know how anyone could rate this less than 5 stars. I have had a multi-cat household for 30 years, and I have fussy Himalayan cats. With my last bunch, I used the Breeze system, which I initially thought was ingenious -- I loved that it was low-tracking, and even lower on dust. My older cats died a few years ago, and after a short breather, I got some new kitties. I tried and kept them on the Breeze system for about a year and a half, and neither of them seemed to like it. In fact, one of my girls developed a terrible habit of peeing outside the box but pooping inside. It wasn't until I switched to this litter that she began to pee inside the box again. This littler is much more environmentally friendly, hides odors, and clumps beautifully. It doesn't track like other clumping litters and has almost no dust. While my cats have not told me in words that they prefer it, they sure do ACT like they love it. Yes, it's expensive, but it's worth every penny to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2026 by Chase White
It's good litter, but I didn't like it 🤷🏼♀️
Scent: OdorStop
I really didn't find this litter to be all that amazing. It still tracked a bit outside the litter box, it's a bit harder to sweep up when you're chasing the pellets around, and it's messier when you're sifting out the waste. It smells funny, to me - it does hide the smell of the cat waste, but I could not get past the smell when cleaning the box. I don't know how to describe it. It does clump really well, maybe a little too well, as my kitty goes in the same spot and it would turn into a wet putty texture that I had to scrape off. Cat didn't mind the change from regular litter to this, had no issues as far as that. It is very light weight, and was clean... I just didn't like it.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Caitlin
The best by far
Scent: Unscented
Over the years we've tried them all, to include many expensive automatic box contraptions and pee pad drainage systems, but this litter in a plain ol' litter box is by far the best solution. My husband saw an ad on Facebook to try it out for free, and given our recent litter box frustrations, we thought - "Hmmm tofu? Sure, why not." - Our three cats took to it right away. We were also pleasantly surprised to see [and smell] that they all now bury their poo. So, I guess they quite enjoy doing their business in this litter as well. Selfishly though - it's great at: smell control to a point of almost nothingness, keeping the tracking down to nearly nonexistent, and clumping; making 1&2 waste disposal extremely easy. Our latest litter saga was with the purple-labelled pine pellet clumping kind. It was good, even though frustrating at times and a big time suck looking back, but given our time in testing litters over the years, we believed we had settled on the best one our money could buy. Then we tried Tuft+Paw, and discovered we were absolutely incorrect. Unlike clumping pine pellets, Tuft+Paw absorbs the urine immediately to form a clumped ball instead of disintegrating into a fine wet dust that takes time to harden. If the pine has a chance to harden, it's fine, no harm, no foul. But, this became a huge problem after we adopted our third cat. Even with multiple boxes they would still choose to share and would kick up each others messes before this drying process could happen. Tracking became a problem, smell became a problem, and contaminated unused litter pellets became a problem. To keep our wallets from hemorrhaging, we ended up having to sift the dust from the "clumping" litter every few days just to keep these problems at bay. We almost switched back to the regular farm bedding kind because we were basically dealing with the same issues that litter presents, but paying three times as much. But, thankfully, this litter came into our lives to save the day. Since switching, all of these problems seemingly vanished overnight. It now takes us no more than 3 mins per box each day to keep them tidy. Unlike clumping pine, one bag of Tuft+Paw lasts awhile because the unused pellets are not contaminated, so one just needs to replenish the pellets and do full box change when it starts to get a stinky [which after 15 days hasn't happened yet, and at this rate even with 3 cats, will probably exceed a month]. In this and on top of the aforementioned features and benefits of this litter, the price tag absolutely makes sense. We also signed up for the subscription service on their website, which knocks the price down quite a bit as well. If you are thinking about trying it because you like a clean house, and value your time, the health of your pets, and the environment, do it! I really can't recommend this litter enough!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024 by Kristin
Pricey but effective!
Scent: Unscented
This is my favorite cat litter I have used because it truly does not track around the house like typical litter. The smell and dust content are also great with masking. With that being said, it’s too unaffordable to continuously buy, so I have switched to Tidy cats because of that. The
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2026 by rockyyy
Perfect except for smell
Scent: Unscented
Not sure what I’m doing wrong here but my batch of 2 bags is not good on smell. It smells worse than Arm and Hammer, as well as Dr. Elsey’s Ultra. I would just turn my back on this cat litter — especially because 2 bags are lasting 1 month for my one cat — but there is no dust, and the tracking is negligible compared to the afore mentioned brands, and the clumping is so efficient that scooping time has been minimized significantly. 2 bags per month is around $700 per year. If I could get rid of the smell I would probably bite the bullet and fork out the money. I’ll give the lavender flavor a try and see if it is less stinky… *Update 1/6/26: I decided against the lavender solution, opted for a more difficult but also more effective solution to be free of nasty stink. I have gone from scooping the litter box once a day to scooping 4 or 5 times a day, approximately one scooping for every time Cat uses the litter box. This would not have been feasible with the sand/clay products I was using previously. Even scooping once a day with those products was potentially quite time consuming because of how messy those products would get if Cat’s urine managed to seep down to the stainless steel bottom of the litter box. In those situations I would be scooping up some kind of mud that was stuck to the bottom of the litter box and would then stick to the scoop and clog up a lot of the scoop holes, and break apart into smaller chunks that would fall back into the litter box. And I would have to scoop/scrape the same section of floor of the litter box over and over again to make sure I got most of the muddy mess scooped up, and then figure out ways to clean mess off the scoop and unclog the holes. But this product is so amazingly efficient at clumping that I haven’t yet encountered a muddy mess like that after 46 days of using it. And though I scoop a lot more often, a scooping takes me about 1/2 or 1/3 the time as a scooping using the clay/sand products. One thing to note about the scooping, my original scoop did not work well with the elongated litter granules so I invested in the Tuft and Paw scooper, figuring they would have made sure it was fully compatible with their own kitty litter granules. And it is: you slide the scoop along the bottom of the litter box and it slides under a clump and picks it up, along with a shovel-load of unused granules, which you can promptly shake until the unused granules fall out of the scoop, leaving you with just the clump of cat waste. Like panning for gold, a little bit, maybe. The scoop is a big and solid and tough piece of plastic with a long handle, and I’m thinking the maker might have coated it with teflon or something similar because messy stuff almost always just slides right off the scoop with just a light tap against the wall of the litter box. It all adds up to scooping being magnitudes easier along with clumping being magically more efficient. Another note to make is that I have made the 2 original bags of kitty litter last for 46 days so far, though at this point it just barely covers the floor of the litter box in a thin layer. Cat deposits his waste in the box and then scrapes all the surrounding unused granules into a big mound on top of the waste. Another reason for scooping pretty much every time Cat uses the litter box, because by the time Cat builds his little mound, about half of the floor of the litter box has no sand on it any more. Though I was impressed enough to buy 2 more bags, I am not yet convinced enough to upgrade this product to 5 stars or to commit to it long term. I have definitely figured out that it probably doesn’t work to simply replace your old kitty litter with this new stuff, because the new litter works better with different scoops and different methods of scooping. It is a whole new ballgame. I still might not stay with this product, though I will have to get really fed up with frequent scooping before I will want to go back to the frequent vacuuming of clay/sand granules all over the house, and the muddy-mess clogged scoop holes and stray chunks all over the litter box. Will update again after these next 2 bags, especially if I can find a better solution regarding the smell.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2025 by Steve